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-When you find your "Home" page of live.mail, click on "Your Privacy" in the drop down menu under the "Home" button.
-On the bottom right it says "Profile Privacy" and click on "profile privacy settings".
-Under "My Current Settings" click on "View Current Settings".
-Go down almost all the way to the "Who can contact me" section and move the slider for "Friend and Group Invitations" from "Everyone (Public)" to "My Friends and their friends" or "No one".
-Go all the way to the bottom and click on the "Save" button.
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